Hey Serotta...
Originally Posted by arrbilly
Dude, that makes my knees hurt just reading about it.
Do you have much hilly country in your area? If I remember my Louis Lamour correctly, the Natchez Trace has some up and down, but, I'm not for sure. Here in the Rockies, We have passes anywhere from 1000-1700 metres and around the cabin, where I do most of my back country riding, it's about 1100 metres. Even in town (300m) there is always some sort of grade, so, flat level riding doesn't happen too often...
regards
Do you have much hilly country in your area? If I remember my Louis Lamour correctly, the Natchez Trace has some up and down, but, I'm not for sure. Here in the Rockies, We have passes anywhere from 1000-1700 metres and around the cabin, where I do most of my back country riding, it's about 1100 metres. Even in town (300m) there is always some sort of grade, so, flat level riding doesn't happen too often...
regards





